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Becky, Sunny's Song, banter, 9 x 9, Welcome Red, Play Pause Stop, Vortex, Impact!, "puppies rule", Hate Frame, Mephisto, Paranoid Android> Myxomatosis, banter, My Pet Goat, Big Whopper

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Reviewer: Dustyisafolkie - - July 12, 2006
Subject: This show
Best part of the movie is that the black Jetta mentioned in the Puppies track is owned by the mother of one of the band memebers of the opening act. Those pups were her dogs, from memory, I too complained that they were inside but in fairness the window was cracked.

A band that stands for animal rights is special.

DC

Reviewer: Cleantone - - March 24, 2006
Subject: kick drum
"Nice mix - but man, turn down that bass drum. Once you become aware of it - it's annoying."

It's a matrix not a full multitrack, thanks for the suggestion though...

EDIT: 3/24/06

Lunatec V3 has just been found to have the polarity reversed on it's digital output. I was never quite happy with this mix. I sort of banged it out to get to the fans. So I'm going to revisit this mix today. I'll likely bit torrent it soon. Too bad it has been d/l almost 500 times already. Oh well.

Reviewer: Chris Robarge - - March 15, 2006
Subject: This was a ridiculous show!
This night totally blew me away. My pals the People's Republic of Monsters opened, and then the Dou TORE IT UP! I highly recommend the show, besides my bias I honestly think it's one of the best live introductions to the new album that I've heard so far.

Reviewer: direwolf207 - - November 14, 2005
Subject: Setlist Corrections...
Great matrix Clinton! Sounds just as good as your 8/6/05 matrix. Thanks for rolling tape!

#2 is called "Sunny's Song," not Love Song, and also the untitled song is now called "Play, Pause, Stop."

Thanks again!

Reviewer: Nwallins - - November 8, 2005
Subject: Excellent Sound Quality
Awesome-sounding matrix. Full and spacious. No complaints about the bass (kick?) drum, either.

Reviewer: JDG - - October 7, 2005
Subject: psychedelia
Woah, after a summer of festival sets, The Duo has really opened up with some spacy, psychedelic stuff. Is this the first tour they've done this? It's great to hear this getting added to their sonic palate, though it'll be merely masturbatory if it's just trippy samples played over noise every time. I'll have to hear several other shows to see what they're doing with it, but I think this is extremely promising! Stuff along the lines of Revolution #9.

Reviewer: JKDrummer - - September 23, 2005
Subject: Great - BUT . . . .
Nice mix - but man, turn down that bass drum. Once you become aware of it - it's annoying. Otherwise, great show.

Reviewer: JKDrummer - - September 23, 2005
Subject: Great - BUT . . . .
Nice mix - but man, turn down that bass drum. Once you become aware of it - it's annoying. Otherwise, great show.

Reviewer: vids - - September 10, 2005
Subject: totally badass
Great sounding matrix, great show. This one's a winner.

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Post Production Matrix

source(sbd): Behringer Eurodesk group outputs 7+8> 1/4" to XLR> Aphex 207D> AES/EBU> MOTU 896
source(aud): onstage Neumann KM184> stage snake> Lunatec V3> AES/EBU> MOTU 896
lineage: MOTU 896> firewire> TiBook G4> Digital Performer 3.2> AIFF> xACT (SBE fix)> FLAC

Seems like the talkback mic was kept muted sometimes while Marco was actually using it. This means you can hear it through the stage monitors but not the PA, and also not on the soundboard feed I was getting.

This recording is dedicated to the mallet thief!